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The Gulf Breeze High School drama department put on The SpongeBob Musical last weekend at the Pensacola State College Ashmore Auditorium. Students filled the stage in colorful costumes of the animated Nickelodeon series.

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The Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge recently announced dates for their 2022 summer camps. Camp CROW (Conserving and Rehabilitating Our Wildlife) will have both single day camps and full-week day camps throughout summer.

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? The Gulf Breeze High School (GBHS) Drama Department will be April 8-10 for their spring play – “The SpongeBob Musical” based on the Nickelodeon television series by Stephen Hillenburg.

Coastal County Brewing took home the award for People’s Choice Saturday afternoon.

Harrell Schaeffer, who nominated Navarre Beach Fire Rescue for the Landrover competition, helped unveil the newest member of NBFR’s fleet of vehicles.

For many young athletes, their biggest goal is to compete at the highest level, but what happens if they don’t make it.

According to a fact sheet from the National Federation of State High School Association, only six percent of high school student-athletes go on to compete in college and only two percent of those that play in college make it professionally.

At the March 15 meeting, Holley Navarre Water System’s Board of Directors honored three workers in their operations department who helped fix the waterline breaks at Highway 87 and at 399 on Feb. 24 and 23 respectively.

At the end of a dead-end road in Holley, the largest known collection of artifacts from the turpentine industry is kept in a tidy clay-colored building behind Raymon Melvin’s home.

Melvin, whose dad, granddads and great-granddads all trace their roots to the industry, started his collection when he was 22.

Trevor Compton of Gulf Breeze will be one of the top leaders in the South Carolina Corps of Cadets at The Citadel during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Navarre Navy Junior ROTC cadets sat at their desks in their classroom last Monday waiting for their instructor, Captain Michael Fisher, to speak to them.